Is there a reason you couldn't use this for propane heater?
17098
Your propane heater must use electricity for this thermostat to work. It works great on my electric/kerosene heater.
17099
As long as the propane heater is self ignited you should be fine. I merely turns the power on and off to what ever is plugged into it.
17100
No, you could used it for a propane heater as long as the heater has an electrical igniter you can plug into the thermostate. In fact, you can use it to control vertually anything that is electrical you wanted to control by temperature.... even a warning light that would light when the temperature fell below a certain pre-set temperature.
17101
No I could have used it with a propane heater but I used it with lights in my green house because propane addes moisture.
2222053
I don't believe so,this particular model is to be used with propane tank. However, you may want to research h NatureI don't think so,this model is to be used with LP tank. However,if you bought this model by mistake,you may look into a conversion kitNatural Gas conversion kit though.
921605
I don't know why it wouldn't work. I am using it connected to a heating pad on my propane tank regulator to keep it from freezing up. Had it on for 2 months and is working fine. It was 1 degree last night and the heaters and stove worked just fine.
1536394
no. this is designed for propane only. At least that is what the manual said.
618295
with the right adapter probable. but if you are going to use this to do soldering. propane will not reach a hot enough temp to get the silver tin solder to flow.
2136272
I can't answer this question as we used ours on a propane forced air furnace.
1603212
This burner is a "high pressure" type. If you are trying to use on a regular home natural gas system it will not work. If you are using bottled natural gas or have a pump it would work but natural gas has only 3/4 of the energy that propane has and would not put out as many BTU's.
650181
I've used mine on a 2 burner propane stove with no problem. I do stay with it and make sure it doesn't get too hot.
1696524
I'm not qualified to answer that question (sorry)...Im sure with some tweeking of the propane/air mixture it would be fine...I would advise calling Generac directly for an expert answer.Alicia
2182049
I believe that a larger propane tank could be used with this grill if you had the correct adapter. The threads on the grill are for the smaller propane tanks used with lanterns and the like. I have an adapter that I can use with a large propane tank to connect a lantern head to it. That said, there is really no need to use a large propane tank given that the propane is only on for about 5 minutes to start the charcoal. I have also used the small propane tanks used for soldering and sweating pipe joints as they as typically a little cheaper than the ones designed for camping and can be found at any hardware store. I believe that a larger propane tank could be used with this grill if you had the correct adapter. The threads on the grill are for the smaller propane tanks used with lanterns and the like. I have an adapter that I can use with a large propane tank to connect a lantern head to it. That said, there is really no need to use a large propane tank given that the propane is only on for about 5 minutes to start the charcoal. I have also used the small propane tanks used for soldering and sweating pipe joints as they as typically a little cheaper than the ones designed for camping and can be found... » Read More I believe that a larger propane tank could be used with this grill if you had the correct adapter. The threads on the grill are for the smaller propane tanks used with lanterns and the like. I have an adapter that I can use with a large propane tank to connect a lantern head to it. That said, there is really no need to use a large propane tank given that the propane is only on for about 5 minutes to start the charcoal. I have also used the small propane tanks used for soldering and sweating pipe joints as they as typically a little cheaper than the ones designed for camping and can be found at any hardware store. « Show Less
414593
I believe it is in regards to the type on valve on to of your tank, all up to current spec. Valves will work just fine.Most older tanks will no longer be filled at local propane stations anyways.
1848293
They don't use propane, they use butane. Very different fuel canisters and very different in the way they attach. So no, there is no use trying to hook up a propane hose (which is threaded) or trying to use propane as a fuel for this burner.
1767538
I wouldn't because this one puts off more propane fumes. For that I would use a Mr. Heater. It is a radiant heater with almost no fumes.
1008381
If you have the same quick connect that Mr. Heater uses on there heaters it will work. Your heater should use the same psi as all propane burners and heaters use. If you do not have the same quick connect there are an abundance of connectors out there. Just make sure you buy a hose that is regulated at the tank.
807054
It will not work with propane. Model KWP324 is the propane version of this heater. No venting is needed
1825219
I'm sure you can but I wouldnot personaly use it for the purpose of having to fill it so often.I have always used propane never tried anything else and I never had any issues.
1165009
Sorry, I am not familiar with the Propane Unit. I can tell you that it tightly fits the regular Masterbuilt. It is really too tight and too long. But it is very heavy, so I use it. The others would not survive outside.